Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-19
Weeklg gntellioenfer.
OFFICIAL C0UNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

c. Ben. mchl-u
Pure China Hemp Seed for sale by r. W.
Keene. mcniots
A great many ines of goods at the China
Hall have already been closed out. Don't let
someone else get all the bargains. ml2tz
Hello! What's going on at the Dutch Row
Bakery? He sells the best and sweetest loaf
bread in Lexington. C. Never. mch12t2
C. Ben will sell your farms, residences, or
town lots, will rent the same. pay your taxes
insure your property, or borrow money ior
you on the same. 'eoI''i
The boom In real estate Is nothing to COM
mare with the boom at the China Hall. Real
estate is up; aueensware Is down. NOW Is
~o,, time to buv. m12t2
One of the ups and downs OF an energetc
merchants existence Is to keep the quallty
ar and the prices down. By the way they
are doing this very effectually at Henry Will
ker's, Franklin av. Sole agent IN the city Tor
Ruttarick,s Patterns, and dealer in dry goods
--,..,;o,s mch12t2
Watered with the dew of good intention
warmed bv the sunshine of fair dealing the
dollar YOU bring US will grow and expand to
colossal. It's our low prices and four per
cent rebate card that does it. Call and see
Il. Wilker, Franklin street, for drv goods
ond not,ons. mch12t2
All that can be supplied toward making the
natural hair beautiful and abundant Is con-
tanned in Ayers Hair Vigor. II keeps the
scalp free from dandruff, prevents the hall
from becoming dry and harsh, and makes II
flexible and glossy. 1t stimulates the roofs
10 healthy action and promotes a healthy
vigorous growth.
The Wabash Is now running two reclining
chair cars on all trains between st. Louis
and Kansas City, one car being especially
reserved for local traffic. The new cars are
ELEGANTLY fitted mp with the GIlfilian chairs
and are the most comfortable coaches III tue
country. Seats are free of extra charge. u
HelIot What's going on at the Dutch Row
Bakery? He sells the best and sweetest loa'
bread in Lexington. c. Never. mcnlst2
Remember Messrs. Jno. w. Waddell & Co
for flour. The Red r, is delightful; can't De
heat: oil wanting good bread should try 1t;
the sack is improved by having a larger L.
Their other grades of flour are also much I'M
proved BY the changes. Bran, screenings
and GraQatu uOuT vi hohN'
ar their Office ut the old stand near Arcans
Hall. auk'A
Drunkenness, or liquor habit, can be curee
by administering DIR. Haines' Golden Specinc
It can be given in q cup Of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taxing II
effectiug . speedy and permanent cure
whether the patient Is a moderate drlnker OF
an alcoholic wreck. Thousands OF drunkard'
have been inside temperate men who hav'
taken the Golden Specific intheir Gomez VII
out their knowledge, and to-day believe the!
quit drinking OF their WI free Will. M
harmful effects result from its adminlstra'
ton. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular
AMI full particulars. Address in confidence
Golden Specific Co., 1855, Race ST., Cincinnati
Oh;o novl3y1
Hello! What's going on at the Dutch How
Bakery! He sells the best and sweetest loa
bread in Lexington. c. Meyer. mcnlztz
The Wabash bus now leaves at 4:4o, p. ID
Are Won a member of the National Librar,
Association.
Mr.. Alonzo Cheney Is starting a cannery il
the country near town. .
The new ad of Messrs. Royle Il Son i
worthy of especial attention.
The steamer Wyoming leaves st. Loul
to-day for Kansas City and way landings.
..Fayette College, at Higginsville closet
on the 11th on account OF the sickness Of thu
teacher.
Mr.. r. f. Waddell has removed his stool
OF groceries to the room next to Mr.. Wink
Ter. ON Franklin avenue.
4 q. T.. Parker, c. c. Parker! At w. Nd
"A, hall next Friday night. Hear him heal
aim! Admission %. Reserved seats 30.
Mr.. W. J. Morrison is to be assistant cash
der of the Morrison Wentworth bank. Mi
Garland Graham will continue the old bust
ness.
Marshall Progress:-'Mr Jerrold Letche
has returned from his trip 10 Lexington II
search of the right-of-way, and reports nj
mission as prosperous. with everything love
iy along the route and the Missouri Paclfl
extension goose hanging high"
If all the city lots are to be built up, thi
year. with solid blocks. what are we to d
for q circus ground? There is no great los
without some small gain" we all know, an
we suppose we shall have to content our
selves with the reflection that this rule some
times works the other way. D.
We were to-day called upon by j. ii
Weaver, representing the National LII
brary Association of Chicago. Mr.. Weave
Is issuing memberships to some of our lead
ing citizens. We have taken membership
and the Intelligencer will heartily indoors
the advantages of the association to our read
ers whom he may call upon.
In the school in the FlOurnoy district, nss
Wellington, Me-, the following pupils hav
high grades for the past month; also thos
who are on the honor roll. Miss Lucie LaBeI
tew, teacher: Sammie Beall, 100; Emme
Bailey, 80 SO; Willie Bailey, 100; Emme
Elournoy, 90 40; Lizzie Mahan, 100; Ami
= Morgan, 100; Carrie Flournoy, 100; Ran
dolph Morgan, 81 2-3; Bessie Andrews, 100
Mary Beall, 100; Willie Beall. 994; Eugen
Bailey, 80 2-5; Lopnie Mitchell. Sss; RanLi
Mitchell, 90; Bessie Mitchell, 991; Eva Spur
lock, 100; Willie SpurlocE, 994. Honor roll
sammie, Willie and Mary BealI, Lizzie an
Walton Mahan, Emmet and Carrie Flournoy
Annie and Randolph Morgan, Eva, Onisk
and VII. 7urieck, Eta Beall. Lonnie an
.sDsGb6e N3gt51Is Bngene, Willie and Emme
aSzsH1<zse kstnper. Richard Lee, BessI
Dover:-Dover was awakened ff6fns4&
lsthsrgy last TeSSAltS isning. by IN exhf3
zion afBen ~ ~ pnpiIsisf 41fEs Mary H1f
Nsedf school. Thers va lsrass sfcud, j
kIrozl1abessa I'D an ssemed TO enjoy it lin
tkt&sely.. The little girls and boys aoquitte'
themselves in i manner highly creditabIe t
both teacher and pupil. Dialogues, recita
tons aud tableaur l~nterspersed with music
both vocal and instrumental, was the pro
gramme for the eVeE.lg. After which, b.
request, Miss Iuia .'laitcnburg rendere,
"The Sioux Chief 5 Daughter" Regret tina
my time is so limited as to forbid my compli
menting the pupils more highly. as some ar
especially deserving of pra Sc. The ever
accommodating Cover Band, we wish L
thank, as having contributed largely tOwar
the pleasure of the evening. Taken as
whole the entertainment was 3 decided sue
cess.
Corder:-Mr. Frank Groves, of Kansas Cit,
spent Sunday here. Mr.. Fred Lieser Is spend
ins several weeks IN California. Mr. NJ. Liese
spent last week in Lexington. Rev. Bark
aud family went to Boonville last week I
attend the marriage of Mrs. Barks' brother
Nj. Ed Blsir, of Bloomington, spent severa
days here last week. He left for home Mon
day morning. Our public school. after
very successful term of six months close
last Friday with an exhibition at NIGH
which was largely attended. Not near all tn
people could get in the house. The pupil